New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
VICTORY NOW IN SIGHT.
prpUBLICANs HAVE THEIR COATS OFF.

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- rnhl,shed in Yesterdays TRIBUNE. has given ne"
,,rtus TO the partys canvass throughout tho eta.o
what was before only matter OF hop",s no" III '"'
ush OF the careful reports Of the members IRON All over
On. state known be positive fact; nancy 'ha' NO
nubcans all the state are aroused or rapioiy DO
zinc owakepsd to the Importance of the coming ciec
zion and are working that, II continued 70 the
.nd of the campaign. will insure the SUCCESS INC party
stated Yesterday the meeting was attended by near
=, oil the me mbers Almost every county and township
- ho state from the ST. Lawrence TO Buffalo ana from
JaEe Eric 10 Montauk Point was heard from In ccar'
,,au,ceut md comprehe nsve manner II was meet
D for business pure and simple IL was called TOT the
rposs of ascertaniss the exact political situation the
o,ress of tho throughout the state ana 10 ma
ON, where greater effort required, or what Difficult
I've. n any, In the OF success al the polls on
day such being the object one can readily see
,hat ANYTHING cold hard fact would be at discount
A. Chairman Bliss expressed 1t In his opening REMARKS
We want to know just where We stand and what our
nro,pects for victory really are
Al, the members understood this perfectly well and
,nev snake accordingly. Tho chief points of their re-
,. or. GIVEN herewith and tell their own story.
TUT FINE STATE OF THINGS on LONG ISLAND.
Mr. Rirl.su the first speak. His statement in
.ard 10 tho portion OF Long Island that claims MS
.pecal care satisfactory. Ne nominations he sai0'
had vet been made in Queens County. The Labor vote
wod be large there and lie saw no reason to feel de-
pressed over present outlook In Suffolk County he
believed the Labor vote would he comparatively hsht
Kings County was next on the lis. ard the committee
listened with and also with pleasure t" what
William II. Beard had TO say about the condition OF
things there 1t was evident that Mr. Beard had made
a careful study of the subject and knsw what he was
talking about His report encouraging to the
committee because they felt that Mr. Boards pre-
dictions of success rested upon good foundation
He thought that the Republicans were certainly gong
TO win in Kings County as they were In ths state
"Why leading Democrats" he continued no" COZ"
n1a the electi0 OF
BROOKLYN affairs lie referred TO the large
this year, 900 ahead Of last season niS' 10
asserted, was Republican, not Democratic AT r"''
the great majority otit The Labor vote IN Kings County
lie estimated at between 5000 and 1000 Atose'her
there was he thought 10 feel that the county
would do her duty year both locally and Tor the STATE
ticket as we'll
THE CITY To GIVE GOOD ACCOUNT OF ITSELF
Mr. Brodsky appeared for John j. OBren lie d"e'
especially upon the Labor vote in his district WHICH NC
said would be even than generally expected
For the XIth Congres aiona District Cl'euce '" NeaIc
reported that consequence OF local trouoes 10 'o
ranks Of the Democrats. the Republican vote lot 'uo
State ticket this year wol be considerable larger thAn
usual Mr. Bruder said that in mis- district the Nl'h
the Iaosr vote would be arte The Prohiolt'0niS''
Committeeman butcher declared were giving especial
attention to Dutchess County. fnnds arc
pouring in to them from the Democratic COZ
,sc, en-. ssn Command But ia spite OF all ais ne
for alarm The peoPs We're rnSss rrea
deai heller than formerly.
r Cartri:ht al so had something to say about the Pro
,,hiti.sists in Delaware County where" as he ex-
pressed it, "thsy are making pFouls'o"s o"o'' '"'
mighty little heaiway'
IN TROY AND ALBANY.
The uncertan Labor vote Troy Mr. Quackenoush the
conservative member FROM the XNIlth District reported
light his and there was every reason 10
believe that the support of the state ticket would ne
fully equal 70 that given the most favorable years
Eugene Burlin:ames view as 10 The prospects III
satisfaction.
there has really got down 10 business ths year
an there is every think the venerable city Will
reccen herself nd do ample justice to the state ticket
Mr.. BnrngEame's views were waruay indar,ei by sew
ether prominent Albany men who we're dswn yc|ter'
day If don't win this year" said one OF these
AREA, deal Of Prohibition work of ths regulation kind
Mr. Bracket said was hein lone 10 Sar"tos& County
desperate efforts the other side masius TO reduce
the Republican majority by trying to secure the asst
glowing report from Lawrence aud Jefferson Conn
ties showed that the banner district was still In the
I'VE are s,unr;ns from end to end said
majority ever. II not m!te bigger COMMUNICATED
The absence Of chare w. Hacset was cSnpsnsat.r
OF which ths is extract 1t was addrcs2eI 20 Mr.
comuitteel. he wrote the most sIoroi %eoa't nj
,hings mp this II the rest "f the Na,e aoe - wen
as Oneida County well elect our ticket snre as iae
spF,KrR HrsTEDs CATCHING HOPEFULNEsS.
Sneaker Hustled was fairly bubbng with enthu-
o.n and by the time he had finished his remarks about
the XIIh District every one SHARED IN measure Dis
hopeful feeling There ftir chance, he ssiu 'hAt
RocAl.nd County would send Republican nember 10
the Assembly this year-a feat that was never accom-
plsled but once and then by Mr. Hustled himself The
Republicans - vas Anost wO Ill elect Senator
district ant atos ether the outlook Tor success
John w. Vr.oman. who represented A. NJ. Wells gave
an assuring account OF The campaign ID herAhri avg
Disco 'onnt' wnffe INC s 6snorrac msicnty in
thonarie County lie addei would be materially reduced
The XXVtA Colonel Dunn, Of Binshsmtcn sAid' prom
t. XXIYtb Dstrict's ablo representative Chester :
Cole was ou. OF ahs-n'ee- lie was UNEXPECTEDLY
pTIsneD M Ss H. Pump. no eaav9, t
was being made IN me counties o, prs wyopr and
the eo%m''s 'a@ ts. coi sesd e haTs
i. a. Dig majority this district Is in tins habit OF
WHAT ERIE COUvTY WILL DO.
From Erie County Mr.. Warren brought an excellent
report The county Will. he declared ave General Car
michael candidate for state Treasurer. handsome
mljerity He will draw large popular vote incin mig
q large number OF Democrats and Germans -Four Of
the latter have been placed on the local ucEet
Committeeman Smith dwct at som. lcnsth upon Inc
excellent effect upon hsdstIic that mad been produced
by the great mass-mesng at Jame'is~n when W - at
dressed By Hiscock and e1 senator Miller III
had practically nnlhncd. lie said the effort agdns NJ
Frost account Of ms vsng against Mr. iiiscok i"st
winter and had stirred up me iatnets 81, IN
dssirabs way big increase would result from IL ior
IL, state ticket ana Mr. Frosts election was secure
The desperate Efforts Of the Pronibtomists in Ctta-
Dcn,ocr.s fss STATE ticket would recoye the usual
majority in Allsgany County, where. be 'Ald'
there noticeable la'A OF ehthu'I
ssin on Tho side owing in many Instances
to the difficulty the mastsrshps lie did MOI see
f Ss .SI'''' " N'N'' Wv ~
MR. JOHNSON SPEAKS FOR THE CoLoRED VOTERS.
Tae principal speech Of the meeting was made } l't
before adjonrameut by William H. Johnson.
the celored nember-atarge. His address
bIimfuu Of fire and enthusiasm as
BE depicted the feeling Of ceored men for the l.epnD.
tcan party aud their determination to put down me